The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-29

ulster were SIMPLY IdUOdlIS u1AUCA q A1A0
understanding They doubtless wanted
an assurance that the connection between
Ireland and England would be main
tanned. 1t was an utter mistake to sup
pose that any action of the Liberal party
would have any other result. He be-
lieved that a satisfactory arrangement
could be made by which Ulster would
be united with the rest of Ireland, and
that in the end all would give willing
obedience to the Queen. On leaving the
hall Gladstone was heartily cheered.
Churchill DenOunces Gladstone.
Lord Randolph Churchill, in speech
at Sunderland, October 10Th, said he
was willing to support the principle that
one man should have only one vote I'M
less the Conservative party opposed that
principal, contingency unlikely to
occur Gladstone, he said, expressed
his ideas on all subjects in the vaguest
manner Gladstone spoke OF abolishing
land entail Ii he meant simply refer
ence to the lives of children yet unborn,
he (Churchill) agreed with him, as did
probably the majority of the members
of Parliament; but he was opposed to
more radical innovation. He thought
the protection question the subject for
mediation. The main reason that he
himself had not joined in the argument
was that he believed only low prices for
the necessities of life were compatible
with the ability of the Democratic Con-
stitution He favored bold legislation
in the direction of temperance, not on
moral, but on economic grounds. He
was strongly opposed to the disestab
lishment of the church, either IN Eng
land or Scotland or Wales. Nothing but
unmitigated evil and disaster could pos
sibly result from the appropriation of
religious property for secular purposes.
Gladstone was silent on all the greatest
domestic questions, questions of reform
and retrenchment in the Finance De-
partment, and Public Education. He
(Churchill) advocated the cause of tenn
perance and free education as Conserva-
tive measures. Unlike the Gladstonians,
the Unionists were prepared to deal
with those questions Immediately. He
had yet to learn how majority of one
hundred, when led by intelligence and
courage, could be successfully resisted
by disorganized, vicious minority, even
if Gladstone succeeded in forcing a disso-
luton and obtaining majority. The
home-rule proposals should be fought to
the last grip, even to the abolition of the
Lords, thus certainly postponing those
vital reforms until at least 1891.
A Sugar Trust.
The New York GO Sun " of October 18th
says that it was semi-officially announced
in Wall street yesterday that the forma-
ton of sugar trust, to control the pro-
duction an price of refined sugar practi-
cally has been completed; that Henry
Brooklyn, would be President and Gen
eral Manager, respectively, and that H.
S. Sursburg, F. G.. Mathies and Mr..
Searles would be the Executive Commit
tee; that several refneries in Brooklyn
and Boston have been ordered to shut
down, and that two Brooklyn refneries
shut down yesterday; that others would
follow this week; that New Orleans re-
finers have consented to enter the COM
bination, but that certain refners in
! Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore are
still out The "Sun" adds: 60 1t is said
that SIS ,OOO. 900 in bonds and $5O, 200, OOC
in stock have been or will shortly be
issued
British Anarchists.
Some 5000 so-called socialists met
! October 18th in ST. Andrews road, Lon,
don, under the auspices of the Social
| Democratic Federation, to protect against
the execution of the sentence which
hangs over the seven Chicago anarch
lists. The language used was more VIC
lent than that which characterized the
Ferisbury meeting. The resolutions
carried unanimously, were the same
| An old man of feeble frame, but stento-
ran voice, was introduced as comrade
from Chicago. When asked his name,
he refused, saying: 81 desire no per-
sonal glory in the matter" He evi.
IDENTIFY has been in Chicago. The an
archist journals of that city bulged out
of his pockets and under his arm He
carried copy of the appeal made by
Black on behalf Of the condemned men
He also showed great familiarity with
the monstrous lies which have been
circulated about the trial, and also gets